Releases: brichard19/BitCrack
Bug fix
-When searching a large number of addresses, the bloom filter could have too many false positives, which makes the results buffer overflow. Increasing the bloom filter size to 2^24 bits until a dynamic solution is in place.
Bug fix + code cleanup
Fixed bug where BitCracker.exe throw an exception when using both compressed/uncompressed and searching multiple targets (e.g. BitCrack.exe -u -c ), and more than 1 result is found in the same kernel call
Critical bug fix
-Fixed buffer overflow bug
v0.0.9: Performance increase
-Performance increase when searching compressed keys
-Fixed Linux build break
-Removed unused code
Multiple target addresses
Multiple addresses can be searched with minimal effect on performance.
Provide the addresses on the command line:
BitCrack.exe 1FshYsUh3mqgsG29XpZ23eLjWV8Ur3VwH 15JhYXn6Mx3oF4Y7PcTAv2wVVAuCFFQNiP 19EEC52krRUK1RkUAEZmQdjTyHT7Gp1TYT
or provide a list of address in a file, one per line, and specify it with the -i option:
BitCrack.exe -i addresses.txt
v0.0.7: Hex parsing bug fix
Fixed bug where hex string with "0x", "0X" prefix or "h" suffix was not accepted
v0.0.6: Code cleanup, bug fixes
-Display public key in compressed/uncompressed form -Changed output to BitCrack.exe/BitCrack64.exe
v0.0.5: Code cleanup
-Removed scanf/sscanf compiler warrnings -Fixed some integer casting to avoid compiler warnings -Do range check on starting private key value -Fixed commandline processing in AddrGen.exe
v0.0.4: Bug fix
Includes optimizations and bug fixes, and a 64-bit version.
Add support for both compressed and uncompressed addresses
-Added support for both compressed and uncompressed addresses. -u (uncompressed) and -c (compressed) can be specified on the commandline. Default is compressed. If both are specified, then the key finder will check both compressed and uncompressed keys.
-Bug in secp256k1.cu multiplication code would produce wrong results on in rare cases.
-Bug in uint256 division code would produce incorrect results